6- and 12-Month Euribor Rates Rise to New Highs
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With the changes this Thursday, September 10, the three-month rate, which advanced to 2.643%, continued below the rates to six (2.806%) and to 12 months (3.138%).
Now, the ECB has already met and as it is said in these cases "fulfilled the script" because if something knows that Lagarde has to do is that, fulfill a script and what script? because the one she writes herself and that she is reading us little by little it is not going to be that later ... Read more
Euribor rose today to three, to six and to 12 months, in the two longest terms for new maxims since November and August 2024, after the European Central Bank has raised the leading rates on Thursday. The content Euribor fees rise to 6 and 12 months for new maxims since November and August 2024 appears first in National Sheet.
The last time the 12-month Euribor was this high was in August 2024.
Euribor is set on the basis of the average of the rates at which a set of 21 euro area banks are willing to lend money to each other on the interbank market
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